ignition equalizer kit
03-24-2007, 07:28 PM
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And before you ask:
This does NOTHING but add another ground to the coil. There is no need to "stabilize" or "amplify" the low voltage input to the coil. But even if there was a need, in order to "stabilize" a frequency, a reactance has to be added, not a simple ground. Then you are effectively bleeding off the high frequency portion of the signal and rounding off the waveform. This loses engery. This method does nothing to amplify anything. And the method they use (A ground) does nothing to to amplify, stabilize or anything else.
Funny companies try to improve on COP ignition. All of the things they try to improve upon are things that coil on plug already fixed to begin with
This does NOTHING but add another ground to the coil. There is no need to "stabilize" or "amplify" the low voltage input to the coil. But even if there was a need, in order to "stabilize" a frequency, a reactance has to be added, not a simple ground. Then you are effectively bleeding off the high frequency portion of the signal and rounding off the waveform. This loses engery. This method does nothing to amplify anything. And the method they use (A ground) does nothing to to amplify, stabilize or anything else.
Funny companies try to improve on COP ignition. All of the things they try to improve upon are things that coil on plug already fixed to begin with
Quick to install and makes a big difference. Or a doctor isotope short shifter kit :D
03-25-2007, 01:48 PM
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Originally Posted by racerxj17
i dont know how these companies even get away with marketing these damn things....
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